Stating that access to information and privacy is a right, John Hopkins University Lecturer Matthew Green announced that he uploaded the source code of the cryptocurrency mixer Tornado Cash to the internet.
Lecturer in Cryptography working as Matthew Green via Twitter account in his postduring Tornado Cash lessons teaching material that’s why your codes are using as accessible for him to be important stated that.
Green to an open source project OFAC (Foreign Assets Control Office) sanctions by restriction of freedom of expression in terms of many controversial He said he created a theme. Also, while Matthew tries to clear up these arguments, EFF (Digital Freedom Foundation) announced that it will be represented by
Instructor, your digital privacy is a right, that technology and science unbiased Many users on social media also expressed their thoughts about Green. supported. Some users comment on the post, banks to the privacy of their customers respect to OFAC by stating that they would like to see their reactions expressed.